Thx for the response. It's a staff district position
and I wouldn't spend much time in the classroom.

On 12/30/16, sped wrote:
>
> First: All district offices are political. Remember
> Superintendents are literally political appointees.
>
> Second: I've not workd for SFUSD, but I've known
people who
> have. Their pay could be better for teachers in the
very
> expensive Bay Area, but besides that, they're
actually not
> bad for a big city school district.
>
> Are you going to be a teacher working at the
district office,
> admin, or some other position? In any case, these
jobs are
> usually more "political" because they are close to
the big
> wigs who make the politics, and you don't have the
luxury of
> retreating to your classroom.